I found an opportunity to purchase a property that would cash flow approximately 100 dollars a month in Texas including property management fees among all other various expenses with a tenant already on a lease.

The core-4 consists of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and a lender.

What do you want to manage and what area do you want to buy in?

A property manager analyzed comps and it appears that the condo would lose ~$150/mo, before repairs. 

If I can manage to obtain a decent unit for 90k or below I feel like I could make out well. 

G'Day everyone,I've been living and running a turnkey company, property management company and brokerage in Ohio since 2014.Just packed the family and moved to Dallas 👍More of a lifestyle decision than anything else 😁Aussie Bushman get a long really well with Texas Cowboys so I thought "why not" lolAnd you gotta love the Dallas Love airport with direct flights to my beloved Sydney, Australia.I'm not necessarily looking at doing any deals in Dallas as my hands are full in Ohio but you never know what the cat will find.I'd love to meet with folks and learn more about the market for who ever is interested in sharing 🙏I'm an open book and happy to share all of my good, bad and ugly real estate stories over the last 13 years of my business career.I smoke 3-4 cigars a day (Cigar lounge?)

I also own a property management company. 

I would basically do what this owner is currently doing, which is more or less property management.

There are pros and cons with them and you have to be extra careful now because of HOA poor management, etc. 

My name is Caesar, and I’m making the exciting transition from the hustle and bustle of New York to the sunny of Orlando, Florida.Currently serving as a licensed real estate agent and managing a diverse portfolio of commercial properties across the Sunshine State, I’m deeply immersed in the intricacies of the Florida market.As I settle into Orlando, I’m eager to connect with fellow investors, developers, and wholesalers in the area.